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"This insightful and essential guide to mastering the politics of corporate America should be required reading for every college graduate." --James A. Boyle, president, College Parents of America--James A. Boyle

"If you're looking for a guide to ease the transition from flip-flops to wingtips, a fine choice is They Don't Teach Corporate in College. Alexandra Levit does a great job of attaching assumptions that high-achieving college grads drag into the workplace with them." --Mary Ellen Slayter, The Washington Post--Mary Ellen Slayter

"Alexandra Levit writes with honesty and a refreshing bluntness about office mysteries that boggle young employees. Sprinkled with bullet points and real-world examples of corporate successes and gaffes, They Don't Teach Corporate in College can be referred to by twenty-somethings (and those who need a refresher) again and again." --Beth Herskovits, PR Week--Beth Herskovits

"A powerfully insightful resource for aiding next generation leaders as they aspire to break into the corporate world in the face of a most daunting and challenging economy." --Douglas R. Conant, Chairman of Avon Products, former CEO of Campbell Soup, and New York Times bestselling author of TouchPoints--Douglas R. Conant

"I have grown up in my career with this book. When I started out, it was my workplace bible and years later, I make sure all our new hires have copies. Truly a Millennial-whisperer, Alexandra Levit speaks the language of the future leaders of corporate America and her work is essential in our efforts to be a top-notch company at which to launch a fulfilling career." --Brad Gorman, Manager, Whirlpool Corporation--Brad Gorman

"This book is a must-read for new entrants in the work force and useful even to the more experienced professional." --Caroline Ceniza-Levine, National Association for Colleges and Employers--Caroline Ceniza-Levine

"I am a college professor, and I have been using They Don't Teach Corporate in College as a supplement to my supervisory management class. Alexandra Levit is right on the mark with this book. The students have really enjoyed reading it and have learned so much from it. I have incorporated this book into my class discussions, and the students will be more prepared for the corporate world because of it!" --Mary Sakin, Farleigh Dickinson University--Mary Sakin

"An insider's guide to the working world, read this book." --Ken Blanchard, coauthor of The One Minute Entrepreneur--Ken Blanchard

"Ms. Levit teaches newbies such practicalities as making a memorable first impression, networking without cringing, coping with difficult personalities, and learning to be an effective boss. The book is easy to read and loaded with common-sense techniques." --Steve Powers, The Dallas Morning News--Steve Powers

"After four years of jeans and baseball caps and three hours of class a day, workforce newbies need a boot camp like this to face up to the rigors of the working week." --Abby Wilner, coauthor of Quarterlife Crisis--Abby Wilner